[BruceIV]

[on the Cforall team] One of our Master's students has incorporated the majority of the uC++ features into Cforall as well, with some neat extensions for multi-monitor locking in a way that doesn't introduce synchronization deadlocks not present in user code.

[filereaper]

As an alumni, I firmly believe there's room for a 4th year course in-addition to CS343. There's quite a lot in advanced control flow which can be covered.

I've always found it unfortunate that the university has courses from first year all the way to fourth year in Data Structures and Algorithms (all the way up to CS466/CS666) but Control Flow is treated like a secondary citizen.

[BruceIV]

[also a CS 343 TA] I personally agree with you -- if it were up to me I'd refactor CS 343 into a pair of courses, maybe focusing on high-level concurrency constructs with a follow-up course on building that sort of runtime system.